April showers bring May Flowers

As we welcome April in Muskoka, we’re anticipating the familiar rhythm of spring showers to bring forth May flowers. However, with the promise of renewal comes a reminder of nature’s power as flood warnings echo through our region. Water levels are on the rise, urging us to remain vigilant.

Last week, our team had the opportunity to connect with fellow real estate professionals at a conference in Ottawa. It’s always invigorating to engage with colleagues, exchanging insights and staying abreast of the latest trends in real estate marketing. Our commitment to excellence drives us to continuously evolve and adapt, ensuring we provide the best service to our clients.

We started our journey with a tour of Parliament and then joined the amazing crew at CB Sarazen for dinner at a local favourite in Ottawa, Prohibition House. Amazing food and drinks (despite the name), worth the visit if you find yourself in that part of town! We chatted with them about their market and the recent changes in real estate (TRESA). 

Let’s navigate the changing tides together, embracing the beauty and challenges of the season.Cheers
Dave, Mel & Brooke

In this edition:

• Bank of Canada held the policy rate at 5%
• Home prices could hit peak levels by next year, setting new highs in 2026 
• Our sweetest festival of the year is coming to town -the Muskoka Maple Festival
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News and Updates

• Bank of Canada Holds Policy Rate at 5%: What Does This Mean for Current and Potential Homeowners
• Canada to allow 30-year mortgages for first-time homebuyers
• Home prices could hit peak levels by next year, set new highs in 2026: CMHC report
• Flood watch continues for Muskoka
• Get help filing your income tax return at free clinics in York, Peel, Durham, Halton, and all across Ontario
• Earth Day compost giveaway in Lake of Bays

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